United Nigeria Airlines has launched its application on the Global Distribution System (GDS), connecting the airline to over 50,000 travel agencies across more than 200 countries.

The airline plans to exponentially increase its capacity by 2,000% by November 2026, including adding six 737-800NG aircraft and four big-body aircraft to its fleet.

United Nigeria will enhance domestic and international flight connectivity, with its first regional flight to Accra, Ghana, set for August 25th, and further plans to expand to West Africa, the UK, and the U.S.

Sabre’s Director for Africa, Robert Bryan, highlighted the significance of technology in improving airline efficiency and praised United Nigeria as a leading player in the Nigerian aviation sector.